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This is a retelling of a game session of Lorn Song of the Bachelor run with Mangayaw. The Party Crashers Inna Wa Inna The party split up. Bantok, Dumalapdap, and Tusok led Vartu Si Vartu and his retainers to the Catfish Village. Eumining-gud and Malakas remained to talk to Inna Wa Inna, hoping they would […]| Goobernuts' Blog
This is a retelling of a game session of Lorn Song of the Bachelor run with Mangayaw. The Party Crashers Singer’s Stone The party wanted to learn more about Vung Si Vung, that they might find out how to end his curse. They were directed by Oppu Wa Oppu to the Singer’s Stone. The Singer’s […]| Goobernuts' Blog
This is a retelling of a game session of Lorn Song of the Bachelor run with Mangayaw. The Party Crashers Courtesy Calls and Treasure Trading Having returned to the Gleaming Fins village, the party decided it would be best to visit Vartu Si Vartu before all else, as a courtesy. The Warrior seemed to want […]| Goobernuts' Blog
UPDATE: this conversion is now on the Cairn website too! This is the conversion I’m using for my ongoing Mangayaw game. The Bachelor 6 HP, 3 Armor, 18 STR, 10 DEX, 15 WIL, teeth (d10) or claws (d6, enchanted), treat as detachment Vartu Si Vartu 8 HP, 12 STR, 10 DEX, 10 WIL, spear (d8, […]| Goobernuts' Blog
This is a retelling of a game session of Lorn Song of the Bachelor run with Mangayaw The Binmanwa Party Rescue, Rest, and Escape. The situation is dire. Tusok is pinned down by the Warrior. Out of the Binmanwa, only Eumining-gud was in any state to rescue him. Bavu Si Bavu, their companion, steeled his […]| Goobernuts' Blog
This is a retelling of a game session of Lorn Song of the Bachelor run with Mangayaw The Binmanwa Party A Deal With The Catfish Captain Grimkin San Mor looks like a corpse wearing pirate regalia, with a catfish attached to her crotch. In actuality, the catfish is Grimkin herself. “This is my crew. We […]| Goobernuts' Blog
Just a quick note to announce the publication of a couple of things. First, the report on the workshop that Michael Wuk and I ran in May, Reading Classics Online, which was published on the Council of University Classics Departments Education blog. Second, I wrote a piece for Times Higher Education on the barriers thatContinue reading More on digital reading: barriers and approaches (in Classics)| Making Digital History
